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04-26-2012, 08:53 PM #1
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Re: BMH -- Bat knob translation
That is a great question and great to know this.As I have a bat that has LDM on the knob and did not know what it was.Do you know what A is on the knob of the bat as I have one with the letter A on it?Thanks in advance
Geoff
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04-26-2012, 08:57 PM #2
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Geoff...
My guess would be it stands for "ash"...but I'll let the professionals handle that one too.
Great questions in this thread.
Wade
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04-26-2012, 09:08 PM #3
Re: BMH -- Bat knob translation
I believe it has been discussed before that the "A" is for Amish Maple
Russell Wuerffel
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04-26-2012, 10:10 PM #4
Re: BMH -- Bat knob translation
Amish maple is correct!
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04-27-2012, 10:39 AM #5
Re: BMH -- Bat knob translation
A= Amish Maple (VM is also Amish, just graded higher)
AA= Amish Ash.
With regards to LDM, LDM-X and all it's variants, Straight from TECO:
Player's Perspective
- If I wish to use a maple bat these bat density regulations apply to me:
- I have never signed a Major League contract:
- You have a minimum maple density of 0.0245 lb/in.3
- You may not use any bat labeled LDM or LDM-X
- I signed a 2011 or 2012 Major League contract:
- You have a minimum maple density of 0.0240 lb/in.3 (LDM-X)
- You may not use any bat labeled LDM, only LDM-X is allowed
- I signed a Major League contract prior to 2011:
- You have a minimum maple density of 0.0219 lb/in.3
- You may use any compliant bat regardless of the density label
- I have never signed a Major League contract:
Supplier's Perspective
- Only maple bats are subject to density regulations
- Maple billet with a density under 0.0219 lb/in.3 may not be used:
- No Major or Minor League Baseball player may use a bat with a density under 0.0219 lb/in.3
- Maple billet with a density between 0.0219 lb/in.3 and 0.0240 lb/in.3:
- A bat constructed from this billet must be labeled LDM
- Only players who have signed a Major League conract prior to 2011 may use this bat
- Maple billet with a density between 0.0240 lb/in.3 and 0.0245 lb/in.3:
- A bat constructed from this billet must be labeled LDM-X
- Players who have signed a 2011 or 2012 Major League contract may use this bat
- Players who have signed a Major League contract prior to 2011 may use this bat
- Maple billet with a density greater than 0.0245 lb/in.3:
- A bat constructed from this billet should not be labeled LDM or LDM-X
- Any Major or Minor League Baseball player may use this bat
- Maple billet with a density under 0.0219 lb/in.3 may not be used:
Bat's Perspective
- Bat is not labeled LDM or LDM-X
- Bat has a density greater than 0.0245 lb/in.3
- Any Major or Minor League Baseball player may use this bat
- Bat is labeled LDM-X:
- Bat has a density between 0.0240 lb/in.3 and 0.0245 lb/in.3
- Players who have signed a 2011 or 2012 Major League contract may use this bat
- Players who have signed a Major League contract prior to 2011 may use this bat
- Bat has a density between 0.0240 lb/in.3 and 0.0245 lb/in.3
- Bat is labeled LDM:
- Bat has a density between 0.0219 lb/in.3 and 0.0240 lb/in.3
- Only players who have signed a Major League contract prior to 2011 may use this bat
- Bat has a density between 0.0219 lb/in.3 and 0.0240 lb/in.3
Brian Hillerich
- If I wish to use a maple bat these bat density regulations apply to me:
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04-27-2012, 10:49 AM #6
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Re: BMH -- Bat knob translation
Since BMH has all the answers to numbers and letters I have just 2 questions.
Brian can you tell me what is going to be the numbers for the Next Mega Million New York Lottery?
Also I will be at the Casino this weekend can you tell me the winning numbers for the roulette table?
Just Kidding lol
Had to throw a joke in
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04-27-2012, 12:53 PM #7
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Brian, thanks for that outstanding explanation!
Jeff Scott
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